Television replays confirm the ball left Edney's hand a tenth of a second before time expired.
The Huguenots rushed the court and tackled Edney into the bottom of a dog pile.
Edney knew it was good and, in fact, had no idea that an official had originally waved it off.
Edney flung a right-handed pass across half the court, trying to hit the team's star forward, Joe Clarke.
On one end of the floor was a pile of the Huguenots, with Edney on the bottom, unaware the shot didn't count.
Admiral Edney also warned about the decision effectively to halt the use of the live-fire training range on the island of Vieques near Puerto Rico.
But like Edney's inbound pass, that throw didn't have enough juice.
Edney grabbed it out of the air in front of his own three point line, planted both feet and heaved the ball about 60 feet away just as the buzzer sounded.
Falter, Major General, U.S. Army (Ret.), former NATO Supreme Allied Commander, Atlantic Leon A. Edney, Admiral, U.S. Navy (Ret.), former Acting Secretary of the Air Force Tidal W. McCoy, and Andrew C.
Admiral Edney decried the "benign neglect" with which successive U.S. administrations have treated the Western hemisphere, giving rise to a situation in which it is too late to reconsider the wisdom of relinquishing the Canal.
Admiral Leon 'Bud' Edney (USN Ret.), former Supreme Allied Commander, Atlantic, who decried the "benign neglect" with which successive U.S. administrations have treated the Western hemisphere, giving rise to a situation in which it is too late to reconsider the wisdom of relinquishing the Canal.
Admiral Leon 'Bud' Edney (USN Ret.), former Supreme Allied Commander, Atlantic, decried the "benign neglect" with which successive U.S. administrations have treated the Western hemisphere and expressed grave concern at the present Administration's failure to apply the basic tenets of the Monroe Doctrine with respect to China's ominous and growing involvement in our backyard.
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